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The role of subjects and subject associations in climate change and sustainability education in England
Secondary Geography IPCC 2021 – Evidence for Past Climate Change Research sources of past climate data
Secondary Geography Country Background Information: Russian Federation Country Background Information: Russian Federation for Climate Negotiations
Secondary Geography Mitigation Strategies Questions to consider: Discuss the view that climate change mitigation always requires full international cooperation.Should all countries have the same goals in their climate
Secondary Geography Case Study – Hurricane Sandy New York City is no stranger to the effects of tropical storms and hurricanes. In fact, being located on something of a meteorological crossroads,